Posted by Rindert Dalstra on February 8, 2010 No comments yet
The Budweiser Clydesdales was shown in yesterday’s Super Bowl, after all. Anheuser-Busch its trademark horses appeared in an ad in the fourth quarter of the game. The horses weren’t originally scheduled to air during Sunday’s game on CBS. But the longtime Super Bowl advertising leader received a different cut of a proposed Clydesdale ad and decided to consider it. The company a unit of Anheuser-Busch and the Belgian company InBev.
It tells the story of friendship between a young Clydesdale and a young steer.
Whiskey is often drank by men. Women can’t always appreciate the strong taste and mostly they mix it with other drinks to make it softer.
But this particular whiskey, Deans, is especially mild and not only meant for the rugged guys.
This is proved by the print ad who shows a Scotsman whose skirt is blown up by a passing subway train. Now I wonder where he got that pose from?
Posted by Sander Janssen on February 7, 2010 1 comment
A very good example of the endless possibilities of advertising at a bus stop. A couple of weeks ago we published a compilation of the most creative bus stop advertisements. This ad proves advertisers still manage to find new and innovative ways to use these bus stops. The only concerning thing about this campaign is the destructive effect, won’t it ruin some people’s clothes? It’s a risky idea, but really creative!
Company: Coca Cola Agency: Marcel, Paris Country: France
Posted by Rindert Dalstra on February 7, 2010 No comments yet
This ‘Eyeballs’ commercial made for Vision Express features a synchronized choreographed display of 225 people with eyeballs for heads.
It shows the eyeballs carrying out a variety of moves in perfect synchronization to celebrate the complexity of eyes.
For the spot they used a specially designed cueing system, to ensure the cast who were all 1,75 m (5ft 9) reacted accurately to the highly intricate timings required. After the animation was completed, each of the 225 grid positions were output to a circuit board which then sent individual signals to each performer.
Company: Vision Express Agency: MCBD, London Country: United Kingdom
Posted by Bert Callens on February 7, 2010 2 comments
Coca Cola has two spots in the 2010 Super Bowl advertising line up, one featuring Montgomery Burns of The Simpsons, the other, featuring a somnambulist.
In Sleepwalker, a sleeping man rises and goes on a sleepwalking safari across the African savanna. Pulled subconsciously by his thirst, he shows its worth braving the teeth, trunks and jaws of the African night to enjoy an ice-cold Coke.
Posted by Rindert Dalstra on February 6, 2010 No comments yet
“Journey” provides the viewer access they normally don’t get to the game-day experience. It provides them a rare peak into each of the 3 stages of the game the before, the during and the after and will highlight Gatorade’s G Series. It is A new line of products based on the latest science and created in collaboration with the world’s greatest athletes to provide fuel, fluid and nutrients before, during and after activity.
The film is a creative collaboration with NFL Films and Smuggler director Henry Alex Rubin. The spot is voiced by Grammy-award winning artist and actor Common (Terminator Salvation and American Gangster) and features footage from the 2010 playoffs. The :90 spot will air during the Super Bowl pre-game show on CBS as well as on ESPN and NFL Network following the game.
Barclaycard is a global credit card and loan provider owned by Barclays plc in the UK. The Barclaycard was the first credit card introduced in the UK, coming into service in 1966.
Last year they’ve made this really amusing ad showing a man commute to home, in a giant waterslide.
It has such positive reactions that Barclaycard and their agency BBH decided to create a new one..
The video beneath shows one man’s liberating commute to the office on a rollercoaster that winds through New York. Imagine..
Posted by Sander Janssen on February 6, 2010 No comments yet
This print ad for Lego won the grand prix at the 2006 Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival. At first it’s not really clear what the point of this ad is, but in fact it speaks to everyone’s imagination. With just a couple of Lego blocks a whole story can be created. The huge space also suggests the possibilities are endless when you work with Lego.
Lamborghini is the luxurious car brand creating futuristic yet stylish sport cars.. From the beginning in 1963 till now, Lamborghini has achieved widespread recognition for its sleek, exotic designs, and its cars have become symbols of performance and wealth.
All the Lamborghini’s are made in Sant’Agata Bolognese, a small commune in the province of Bologna, central Italy. And that it is pure Italian craftsmanship, is proven in this print ad..
Posted by Rindert Dalstra on February 5, 2010 No comments yet
Nationwide is a group of large U.S. insurance and financial services companies. This impressive artwork was place on a staircase. It looks like a car is flying down a hill and car insurance can be helpful. The tagline that goes along is: Life comes at you fast.
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